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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

3

Indictments In Long Island Sex For Pay Case

A New York grand jury indicted 34 people and 10 corporations on 181 counts in a suburban sex for pay ring case. Woman dubbed brains of the operation Connie McAllister, 35, faces 32 counts including prostitution and conspiracy. A former police officer tied to the ring was also indicted as investigators plan to pursue organized crime links beyond the county.

Mineola N.Y UPI Long Island Suburbia Connié Mcallister Dist William Cahn Nassau County John Beck Wantagh Cahn Beck Lcense Mrs. McAllister Frank Pizzo East Meadow

Sojourner Chapter Will Meet Friday

Arizona Chapter No. 273 of National Sojourners will hold Friday dinner at the El Conquistador Hotel. Social hour starts 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 for members wives and guests. Call Lt. Col. George Lb Bell USAF ret for information.

Arizona National Sojourners, Inc el Conquistador Hotel E. Broadway George Lb Bell USAF

Two Drivers Fined and Jailed in Drunken Driving Pleas

Richard L. Willie, 50, of 1335 W Prince Road, fined $100 and ordered to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty in City Court. Bernard F. Estrada, 23, Rt. 3, Box 629 Mission Road, also pleaded guilty in Justice Court and received a $100 fine and 10 days in jail.

Richard L. Willie W. Prince Road Justice Bernard F. Estrada Rt. 3 Mission Road

Former U S Agriculture Aide Hutson Dies in Brussels

John B. Hutson, 73, former undersecretary of agriculture, died of a heart attack in Brussels on a business visit. He joined the USDA in 1921 and retired in 1946, later serving as a UN assistant secretary general and, for 17 years, president of a tobacco growers organization.

Brussels Belgium John Hutson U.S U.s.department of Agriculture U.N. S

Baby Kidnapping Stuns Chicago Family Homecoming

In Chicago police and federal agents search Michael Reese Hospital records after the infant Paul Joseph Fronczak was abducted from his mother Dora Fronczak the day after his birth. The couple, grief stricken, urged the return of their baby as officers secure the scene and review hospital files for leads.

Dora Fronczak Chicago UPI Paul Joseph Michael Reese Hospital

April Stream Flow Below Normal Across Arizona Statewide

The USGS reports April streamflow in Arizona remained below normal overall while the Little Colorado and Verde rivers provided excess water. Salt River above Roosevelt Lake at 56 830 acre feet is 73 percent of normal. Gila 41 percent at 6270. San Pedro 85 percent at 606. Colorado near Grand Canyon 786 200 acre feet. Groundwater zones show rises near Eloy Sahuarita and Stanfield, but decline near Three Points.

Arizona Water Resources Division U. S. Geological Survey Salt River Roosevelt Lake Gila San Pedro Little Colorado Verde Verde River Colorado Grand Canyon Tucson Sabine Creek Tanque Verde Creek Bear Creek Santa Cruz River Tucgon Arroyo Rillito Creek Lakes Mead Mohave USGS Eloy Recorders Sahuarita Stanfield Avra

Deputy In Suit Wins $5,000

Deputy Donald G. Guenther, 35, was awarded 5000 dollars in a Superior Court verdict against Mrs. Molly Charlotte Wexler after an 8th Avenue crash on May 14 1963. He claimed injuries to his left leg arm and several teeth. Guenther sought 22000 dollars. Judge Robert A Boylston presided.

Donald G. Guenther Molly Charlotte Wexler Calle Cuernavaca Guenther Jack Ettinger Robert A. Boylston Wexler D. Burr Udall

Union Drive At D M Lauded

The IUE received praise for organizing civilian government workers at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The Southern Arizona Building and Construction Trades Council pledged unanimous support for exclusive representation of about 600 blue collar workers, shifting from the NFFE. AFL-CIO backed the IUE, offering resources for the campaign.

International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers IUE Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Southern Bill Smith Afl-Cio TUE

Racial Bias Charged In United Nations Dining Room Hiring

A New York complaint claimed a Black waitress was favored over white staff at the United Nations dining facility. The state Commission for Human Rights dismissed the case due to lack of U N jurisdiction, but urged changes in hiring rules. An agreement with the dining room operator Lido Shores Corp and the Cafeteria Employes Union set seniority for extras as part of the labor contract.

New York United Nations State Commission For Human Rights Ruperto Ruiz Commission Ruiz Gertrude Wooten Lido Shores Corp

Robbery At Miami Club Steals 125-Pound Barbell

Miami pool manager Al Kimball was assaulted in a strong arm robbery. A 125 pound barbell was stolen and tossed over a fence to flee the scene, leaving authorities seeking a suspect and motive.

Miami al Kimball

Gun Parts Seized In Phoenix By Federal Agents

Federal agents in Phoenix seized PHOENIX- and receiver assemblies for 48 Thompson submachine guns and five 20 millimeter machineguns from Curtis Earl a gun collector who plans to contest the action in court He said he checked with the Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax unit before purchase and was assured no trouble Murray White Treasury unit chief in Phoenix said the seizure followed illegal transfer to Earl by An Air Corp of Provo Utah Earl claimed the deactivated parts were among 1000 destroyed by the government in Utah years ago and sold to a scrap dealer He has $1500 invested in the assemblies and has restored only one not sold any He has collected guns since childhood and his Arizona National Guard Museum contains 20 of them

Phoenix Treasury Curtis Earl Earl Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit Treasury Department Murray White An-Air Provo Utah Arizona National Guard Mueum

Insurance payouts top 2.05 billion in 1963

New York UPI reports health insurers paid 2,050,000,000 to insured individuals in 1963 to cover hospital bills. The figure averaged 5.6 million daily. Including non hospital payments, total benefits distributed neared 4.2 billion, up 10.3 percent from 1962.

New York UPI Health Insurance Institute

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